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d’Archive Episode 38: Black Experience in the Arts, Louise Meriwether

Graham Stinnett
September 11, 2020
d'Archive, Featured, Podcasts, Talk
Season 4 of d'Archive kicks off with selections all semester from the Black Experience in the Art Collection, an archived series of lectures from a course taught under the same name from 1970-1994 at the Unive...

d’Archive Episode 37: Connecticut Digital Archive

Graham Stinnett
May 21, 2020
d'Archive, Featured, Podcasts, Talk
This episode features a conversation with the repository manager for the Connecticut Digital Archive (CTDA), Mike Kemezis. Mike discusses the functions of the CTDA and issues of access and discovery of digita...

d’Archive Episode 36: The Sounds of Conservation

Graham Stinnett
March 4, 2020
d'Archive, Featured, Podcasts, Talk
This onsite interview takes place in the Homer Babbidge Library's Conservation Lab where we are led by UConn Library Conservator Natalie Granados on a tour. Natalie demonstrates the tools and machinery in the...

d’Archive Episode 34: You Better Watch Your Speed

Graham Stinnett
January 29, 2020
d'Archive, Podcasts, Talk
This episode continues this months live broadcast of hobo themed content in conjunction with the UConn Archives exhibition There & Back Again: A Hobo's Tale on view until February 28th, 2020. A family his...

d’Archive Episode 33: Maurice Sendak Collection

Graham Stinnett
December 25, 2019
d'Archive, Podcasts, Talk
This episode of d'Archive features a conversation with Project Archivist for the Maurice Sendak Collection, Clara Nguyen, about the many facets of the collection and the man. The Sendak collection has receive...

d’Archive Episode 31: Greenhouse Studios and Husky ReView

Graham Stinnett
October 23, 2019
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This episode of d'Archive highlights a digital humanities project developed at Greenhouse Studios as part of the UConn Humanities Institute's Humility, Conviction and Public Life Project. I am joined by fello...

d’Archive Episode 30: UConn Students for a Democratic Society

Graham Stinnett
October 16, 2019
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This episode includes interviews that were collected from UConn alumni and members of the New Left student organization, Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) at a Woodstock 50th anniversary celebration this...

d’Archive Episode 29: Communes, Criminals, and LSD

Graham Stinnett
October 9, 2019
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This episode continues our discussion around the late 1960s and the ongoing reflections from 50 years ago to Woodstock, Vietnam and cultural change. I am joined by Phd candidate Danielle Dumaine from the UCon...

d’Archive Episode 27: In a Manner of Speaking

Graham Stinnett
June 10, 2019
d'Archive, Podcasts, Talk
This episode of d'Archive features field recordings from the UConn Archives open house event which took place April 24, 2019. The open house was titled In a Manner of Speaking and sought to demonstrate the cr...

d’Archive Episode 26: 1974 Black Student Sit In @ Wilbur Cross Library

Graham Stinnett
May 10, 2019
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This episode features an overview of collection materials in the archives documenting the Black Student sit in of April 22, 1974 in the Wilbur Cross Library at UConn. This direct action came as a student resp...
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